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Saturday Morning Shabbat Service at 9:45 AM
Musical Shacharit
followed by Torah service at 11:00 AM.
Torah discussion around 11:30. Service ends at 12:30 PM
followed by a community Kiddush potluck luncheon.
Please bring a kosher/vegetarian dish to share.
This Shabbat morning, January 4, 2020
Service led by Hazzan Cindy Freedman
and Guest Rabbi Judith Halevy
Rabbi Halevy is Rabbi Emerita of Malibu Jewish Center,
former President of Board of Rabbis of Los Angeles
and is the current Rabbi for Taos Jewish Center.
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During the Winter months,
If there is snow in the forecast,
please check your email by 9 am
on Shabbat mornings to know
if service has been cancelled
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Friday Evening, January 17 at 6:30 PM
Kabbalat Shabbat Service
Followed by Potluck Shabbat Dinner at 7:30 PM
Bring the kids! Bring your friends!
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HaMakom Arts and Education Presents
A two part series on the
Tanakh in Classical Music, with Steven Ovitsky, Executive Director of the Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival.
Thursday, January 16 7PM
The Tanakh in Classical Music
Part 1 Music Inspired by the Torah and Prophets
Thursday, February 20 7PM
Part 2 Music inspired by the Psalms and Writings
Some of the greatest classical compositions of the past 5 centuries were inspired by texts from the Hebrew Bible (
Tanakh). This 2 part series will feature a wide range of composers including Handel, Haydn, Gabrieli, Stravinsky, Walton, and Bloch, Bernstein, Reich and others.
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HaMakom Book Club
The HaMakom Book Club is currently reading
The Human Stain by Philip Roth.
The gathering for discussion of the book will take place on Monday, January 20 at 4 PM.
All are welcome.
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We Remember Them
Yahrzeits
Barry Bernard
husband of Myrna Bernard
Click Here to donate tzedakah in memory of loved ones.
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Need A Ride?
HaMakom has received a grant from Jewish Federation of New Mexico to provide rides to senior members and members with transportation needs for any HaMakom service or event.
Call Candace Hardy
781-354-9118
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MISHBERACH
Victoria Erhart
Sarah Freedman
Ellen Lowenburg
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ANNIVERSARY
Click here to share your
life cycle events with us!
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY
Gabriel Boston-Friedman
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What's your Jewish Legacy?
You can support the future of progressive Jewish community in Santa Fe. LIFE & LEGACY promotes after-lifetime giving in order to sustain vibrant Jewish communities like
HaMakom.
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JEWISH NEW MEXICO
Healing The Power In You
Albuquerque, Saturday, January 11 at 3 PM
HaMakom member Dr. Joalie Davie, will conduct a short healing demonstration during her talk about her holistic health book "Healing the Power in You."
Merchant of Venice Discussion
On Tuesday, January 7th, at 7 pm, there will be a panel discussion of Shakespeare's
The Merchant of Venice at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation. The discussion precedes performances at The Swan Theater by Upstart Crows of Santa Fe and is designed to address the challenges of producing this play which raises issues of racism, sexism and antisemitism that are painfully relevant in our times. The panel includes John Andrews, editor, educator, and founder of The Shakespeare Guild, Rabbi Neil Amswych of Temple Beth Shalom, Robin Williams, dramaturg and co-founder of the International Shakespeare Center, Caryl Farkas, Director of Upstart Crows of Santa Fe, and members of the
Upstart Crows. Three casts of Upstart Crows will perform brief scene excerpts from the play. The event is free and open to the public.
Santa Fe
Jewish Film Festival Presents
REMEMBER BAGHDAD
Sunday, January 12 at 11 am at CCA
"The history of the Jews from Arab/Muslim countries is not well known," said Marcia Torobin, Director of the Santa Fe Jewish Film Festival. "
REMEMBER BAGHDAD follows five Baghdadi families who led vibrant lives but were ultimately forced or who felt it was necessary to leave the only home they knew. Their story is similar to that of the 800,000 Jews who lived in Arab/Muslim countries but no longer do. Why did they leave? Where did they go?
REMEMBER BAGHDAD helps us understand what happened."
SantaFeJFF.org 505-216-0672
TRAIL-BLAZING ISRAELI FEMINIST LEGAL SCHOLAR
TO SPEAK AT TEMPLE BETH SHALOM ON JANUARY 12 AT 4 PM
Ruth Halperin-Kaddari, Israeli legal scholar, trail-blazing religious feminist, and expert on family law, feminist critique of law, and women's rights in Israel, will speak at Temple Beth Shalom on January 12, 2020. Her topic is, "The Different Feminism in Israel: Where we came from, where we're going, what ground was won, challenges ahead, and present setbacks." The talk, which is free and open to the public, will begin at 4 p.m.
Storytelling Event in Albuquerque
January 25 Congregation Nahalat Shalom
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A PASSION TO SERVE?
Have a passion to serve or a skill to share? Please
contact us
if you are interested in serving on our board!
Join us
and reap the
benefits
of serving your
community.
All services are held at Congregation Beit Tikva unless otherwise noted. Address is 2230 Old Pecos Trail. Mailing address is
PO Box 6777, San
ta Fe, NM 87502. Phone 505.992.1905.
FRAGRANCE FREE, PLEASE! 
Respecting the health and well-being of our members, we ask that you refrain from wearing all scented body oils,
fragrances, cremes, and hair products to services. Todah rabah.
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New Security Procedure
Anyone arriving after 11:00 am will be able to gain building access by ringing the front doorbell.
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HaMakom at Beit Tikva
2230 Old Pecos Trail
505-992-1905
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